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Brazilian footballer (born 1983) In this Portuguese name, the first or maternal family name is Bueno and the second or paternal family name is Ferreira.

Danilo Portugal
Personal information
Full name	Danilo Portugal Bueno Ferreira
Date of birth	(1983-05-10) May 10, 1983 (age 41)
Place of birth	Goiânia (GO - Brazil)
Height	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Position(s)	Defensive midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
2002–2008	Goiás
2004	→ Murici (loan)
2008–2009	Vitória Setúbal
2009–2010	Ponte Preta
2010	Fortaleza
2010	Brasiliense
2011	CRAC
2011	Botafogo-SP
2012	Pelotas
2012	Goiânia
2013	Campinense
2014	Mineiros
2015	Aparecidense
Managerial career
2016-2018	Atlético Goianiense (U-17)
2019	Joinville
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Danilo Portugal Bueno Ferreira (born 10 May 1983) is a Brazilian professional football manager and former player.

Honours

Goiás

Goiás State League: 2003, 2006

Campinense

Copa do Nordeste: 2013

External links

Danilo Portugal at Sambafoot (archived)
CBF data (in Portuguese)
Goiás official profile (in Portuguese)
Guardian Stats Centre

v t e Joinville – managers
Poletto (1977) Peçanha (1979) Diede (1980–81) Búrigo (1983) Paiva (1984) Diede (1984) Mota (1985) J. Francisco (1985) N. Lopes (1986) H. dos Anjos (1986) Edu (1987) H. dos Anjos (1988–89) Borba (1990) Arenari (1990) Búrigo (1991) Ademir (1991) Bianchini (1992) H. dos Anjos (1992) Galli (1993) L. Campos (1993) Dé (1995) Paulinho (1995) Galli (1997–98) W. Oliveira (1998) Bianchini (1998) Bonamigo (1998–00) Neto (2000) Cavalo (2001) Paiva (2001) H. Ramos (2002) Lira (2003) Carbone (2003) R. Gaúcho (2003) Ademir (2003) Gaúcho (2004) L.C. Cruz (2004) Galli (2004) Ademir (2004) Benazzi (2005) Neto (2006) Ramirez (2006) W. Oliveira (2006) Macuglia (2007) Schülle (2007) Barbieri (2007) Ramirez (2007) W. Oliveira (2007) W. Lemos (2008) Piccinin (2008) L. Campos (2009) Gelson (2009) Ramirez (2009) Edinho (2010) Leandro (2010) Ramirez (2010) Giba (2011) Arturzinho (2011) Ovelha (2011) Argel (2012) L. Campos (2012) M. Serrano (2012) Neto (2012) Arturzinho (2013) Drubscky (2013) Ramirez (2013) H. Maria (2014–15) Adilson (2015) PC Gusmão (2015–16) H. Maria (2016) Fabinho (2016) Lisca (2016) Ramon (2016) Fabinho (2017) Pingo (2017) Zimmermann (2018) Costa (2018) M. Fernandes (2018) P. Maradona (2018) Zé Teodoro (2019) Surian (2019) Danilo (2019) P. Maradona (2019) Fabinho (2020) Eutrópio (2021) Elizeu (2021) L. Zago (2021) Elizeu (2021) Massaro (2022) Dal Pozzo (2022) Testoni (2022) Júlio César (2023) Martelotte (2023) Fabinho (2023–24) Franco (2024) H. Maria (2025–) (c) = caretaker manager

Joinville – managers

Poletto (1977)
Peçanha (1979)
Diede (1980–81)
Búrigo (1983)
Paiva (1984)
Diede (1984)
Mota (1985)
J. Francisco (1985)
N. Lopes (1986)
H. dos Anjos (1986)
Edu (1987)
H. dos Anjos (1988–89)
Borba (1990)
Arenari (1990)
Búrigo (1991)
Ademir (1991)
Bianchini (1992)
H. dos Anjos (1992)
Galli (1993)
L. Campos (1993)
Dé (1995)
Paulinho (1995)
Galli (1997–98)
W. Oliveira (1998)
Bianchini (1998)
Bonamigo (1998–00)
Neto (2000)
Cavalo (2001)
Paiva (2001)
H. Ramos (2002)
Lira (2003)
Carbone (2003)
R. Gaúcho (2003)
Ademir (2003)
Gaúcho (2004)
L.C. Cruz (2004)
Galli (2004)
Ademir (2004)
Benazzi (2005)
Neto (2006)
Ramirez (2006)
W. Oliveira (2006)
Macuglia (2007)
Schülle (2007)
Barbieri (2007)
Ramirez (2007)
W. Oliveira (2007)
W. Lemos (2008)
Piccinin (2008)
L. Campos (2009)
Gelson (2009)
Ramirez (2009)
Edinho (2010)
Leandro (2010)
Ramirez (2010)
Giba (2011)
Arturzinho (2011)
Ovelha (2011)
Argel (2012)
L. Campos (2012)
M. Serrano (2012)
Neto (2012)
Arturzinho (2013)
Drubscky (2013)
Ramirez (2013)
H. Maria (2014–15)
Adilson (2015)
PC Gusmão (2015–16)
H. Maria (2016)
Fabinho (2016)
Lisca (2016)
Ramon (2016)
Fabinho (2017)
Pingo (2017)
Zimmermann (2018)
Costa (2018)
M. Fernandes (2018)
P. Maradona (2018)
Zé Teodoro (2019)
Surian (2019)
Danilo (2019)
P. Maradona (2019)
Fabinho (2020)
Eutrópio (2021)
Elizeu (2021)
L. Zago (2021)
Elizeu (2021)
Massaro (2022)
Dal Pozzo (2022)
Testoni (2022)
Júlio César (2023)
Martelotte (2023)
Fabinho (2023–24)
Franco (2024)
H. Maria (2025–)

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